Hi,
does anybody know some fully graphical (e.g. GTK2 or QT) file manager
(with the same behavior and functions as mc has)? Something like Total
Commander, Volkov Commander or Servant Salamander under Windows. I am not
sure but there is no one (like file managers under Windows) for Linux.
Recently, Somebody Somewhere wrote these words
Hi Declan Moriarty,
Let us know what you find. Either there is a bug in the page, your
system is somehow incomplete or performing strangely, or else you
used the wrong commands.
I got the package installed on chroot and went through
Hi Declan,
Tks for your advice.
Try the kernel headers... Are your old new systems running from the
same kernel? Same kernel headers installed? Presuming your old
system
is a previous LFS,The other big differences is the version of
everything you use.
I'm now working on FC3, the Host.
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Hi Declan,
Further to my late posting, I still retain the original kernel which
was first built on LFS 6.1, making BLFS 6.1 dual boot. I'll boot to
the original kernel to install following package.
Remark:-
I tried to install xpdf-3.01 on BLFS 6.1
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 06:30 -0700, Dan Nicholson wrote:
OK, so now I'm convinced that xdm and gdm aren't as evil as I thought,
how can I configure them to mock my /bin/login procedure? Where are the
config files?
Well, one of the key files for gdm is /etc/gdm/Xsession (assuming built
with
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 13:41 -0500, Randy McMurchy wrote:
So much for GNOME's highly touted code freeze stabilization efforts.
ATK-1.10.3 has only been out for a couple of days.
Code freeze is to stop new features and i18n strings from being added
late enough to disrupt efforts like
On Wed, 2005-09-07 at 18:29 +0200, Dr. Edgar Alwers wrote:
On Monday 05 September 2005 22:31, Matthew Burgess wrote:
Tip #1 - don't reply to a post when you're posting a new problem. It
screws up email threading for those of us using sane MUAs.
I did not know this. I asumed, that
Dan wrote:
Hi all,
please help me, as I'm stuck. I've followed BLFS book, and installed
heimdal libraries, but it seems that must have screwed something, as
I can't compile logrotate nor php. I'm getting errors with _glob
undefined references, and it seems my heimdal rewrote glibc headers
and
Hi Rainer,
Tks for your advice.
(Remark: still working on FC3, the Host)
bash-3.00$ ./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc \
--with-freetype2-includes=/usr/include/freetype2 \
--enable-opi --enable-multithreaded --enable-wordlist
make
./configure: line 88: conf3448.sh:
Hi,
well, I did compile it - logical step :), but unfortunatly, glob.h
didn't look good enough ( only couple bytes inside ). I don't really
know why...
As of ss.h, i just copied all the headers, that are mentioned in BLFS
book to backup and after installation of heimdal copied back.
--- Andrew
THANK YOU It works now!!! :)
Actually only glob.h from glibc build is enough. I found, that svn
version of BLFS puts away these headers, so if possible, please
update BLFS book to keep original headers.
--- Andrew Benton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan wrote:
Hi all,
please help me, as
daily/weekly/monthly depending on the log file;
however, I don't want to retain the last x number of logs. I'd like the
rotated logfile to be saved with the date it was rolled off as part of the
file name ex. mail-20050908.log to a separate dir and never remove any of
the old logs.
I'm guessing
Hi Declan,
Further to my posting re installing lesstif - Xpdf, Xpdt-3.00 has
beeninstalled on BLFS 6.1, not on chroot environment. Both
./configure and make install went through without complaint. Now
Xpdf started by running;
$ xpdf
reading .xpdf files.
I think mixing versions being
Hi,
I'm trying to build RPM on my LFS system (v6.1, mostly). I need RPM to be
able to install the OpenOffice.org RPMs, as it seems impossible to build
them for x86_64 right now.
I've been following Jim Gifford's hint, but run into an error.
I've built beecrypt and neon, just for kicks, even
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